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1 pamiętać
1. perf; za-; -am, -asz; vt 2. vipamiętać o kimś/czymś — to keep sb/sth in mind
pamiętać(, żeby) coś zrobić — to remember to do sth
pamiętam, że go widziałem — I remember seeing him
* * *ipf.1. (= nie zapominać) remember ( (żeby) coś zrobić to do sth); dobrze/wyraźnie pamiętać remember well/clearly; pamiętam jak dziś I remember quite clearly; pamiętam babcię jak przez sen l. mgłę I have a dim l. vague recollection of my granny; niezupełnie pamiętam I don't quite remember; prawie nie pamiętać scarcely remember; pamiętać o czymś bear sth in mind; nie pamiętam, żebym o tym wspominał I don't remember mentioning it; w czasach, których nie pamiętasz before your time; o ile pamiętam if I remember correctly, if my memory serves me right; będę pamiętał, żeby wysłać ten list I'll remember to send this letter; należy pamiętać, że... ( przy wprowadzaniu nowej myśli) now, we have to remember that...2. (= troszczyć się) be mindful, be careful; pamiętać o innych be mindful of others; pamiętaj o zdrowiu be careful about your health.3. (= mieć żal, urazę) remember; pamiętać komuś doznaną krzywdę harbor rancor against sb.4. (= brać pod uwagę) bear in mind.5. ( o rzeczach) (= być starym) have witnessed ( dawne czasy distant times); pałac pamięta czasy rewolucji the palace witnessed the revolution; to futro pamięta lepsze czasy żart. this fur has seen better days; pamiętać króla Ćwieczka be as old as the hills.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > pamiętać
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